Our study showed that officers at all levels of the system are likely to have ideas on how to reform the system to be more equitable and to reduce opportunities for abuse.
In addition, in conflict-affected situations, where social and financial structures might become altered and women may, out of necessity, take on what are traditionally male roles, women's post-conflict safety may depend on fostering equitable gender norms to reduce the threat of backlash [ 36].
These countries should be the yardsticks by which we measure, because Save the Children's research found that pursuing an equitable pathway to reducing child mortality is linked to faster overall progress.
Thus, access to more helpful medicines will become more equitable and, therefore, act to reduce global inequalities in health.
To better understand these debates, this article explores four perspectives from the literature: (1) technology to increase food production; (2) equitable food distribution; (3) policies to reduce pollution and waste; and (4) community action to promote sovereign food systems.
This included water fluoridation, a cost-effective, equitable public health intervention, shown to reduce dental caries across the population.
Voucher programs have the potential to reduce gaps in equitable healthcare utilization by subsidizing low-income individuals' purchasing power [ 11].
Such response services should be combined with other prevention programmes, such as community-based programming to improve gender equitable norms and engagement of men to reduce perpetration, in order to reduce violence against women within and outside their homes.
Compared to conventional models, the proposed method has the ability to reduce pollutants and achieve equitable waste-load allocations.
These services should attend to the risks faced by the entire population and aim to reduce risks in an equitable fashion.
